It’s no secret that Google doesn’t make its own chips. The firsts were somewhat of a glimpse of what was available. Something that has led to mediocre performance and, above all, reports Cell phones that get hot. Of course, they have a plan to move forward for more dedicated system circuits and now a report reveals the way forward.
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that it the information Which reveals that Google originally intended next year’s Tensor G3 to be a completely custom chipset. But the deadline was missed, although ambitions were curtailed. So it remains with Samsung as a supplier, but according to the report, it is replacing a number of its components with its own. Everything from communication and audio to image processing and graphics.
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According to the report, Google handed off much of its future manufacturing to rival processor maker TSMC earlier this year. The goal is to have all production there by 2025 and be able to use the company’s ultramodern 3nm manufacturing process. The processor is known as Laguna Development and will reportedly focus on power efficiency and AI, rather than raw performance.
(b. 1969): Freelance journalist. Jonas has worked at Ljud & Bild since 2007 with most things that could be called portable. That is, cell phones are wireless speakers and headphones. Sometimes the test overlaps with fellow areas of multi-room audio, home cinema, and pictures. He began his career as a technology journalist at IDG and wrote, among other things, for PC for Everyone, Internetworld, and what later became M3.
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